An edgy and hilarious novel about one young man’s attempt to alert his friends to the cataclysm sure to arrive on New Year’s Eve, 1999<...
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Jul 04, 2007
Jason
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(Full review can be found at the Chicago Center for Literature and Photography [cclapcenter.com:].)
Okay, I'll be the first to admit it (or maybe not the first, but still) -- that as an overeducated intellectual with a strong dislike for most of humanity, there are moments (lots of moments) where I can get myself worked up into a tizzy over things I probably shouldn't be getting that worked up over, and about which in any case I can't do anything anyway. Global warming? The end is nig More...
Okay, I'll be the first to admit it (or maybe not the first, but still) -- that as an overeducated intellectual with a strong dislike for most of humanity, there are moments (lots of moments) where I can get myself worked up into a tizzy over things I probably shouldn't be getting that worked up over, and about which in any case I can't do anything anyway. Global warming? The end is nig More...
Nov 28, 2009
Jacinta
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decent novel, I picked it up thinking 'millenial' referred to the generation. Interesting to think that some people actually believed this stuff only ten years ago!
Jan 25, 2012
Steve
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Didn't get to the point, too flaky. Story ends a year before the event and doesn't lead to anywhere you'd expect it to lead. I guess you could say the world had ended for the character.
Apr 10, 2008
Jesse
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Normal-ish guy takes off across the country to warn family and friends of the impending Y2K Debacle. Easy-to-read, funny, but not a lot of substance.
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